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Putti con carretto vicino ad un albero
Putti con carretto vicino ad un albero
Year
XVIII
Materials
legno laccato; oro; olio su tavola
Inventory
1735/L
Dimensions
Altezza: 91 cm, Larghezza: 148 cm
Definition
lambriggio
Description
Parte di lambriggio con riquadro dipinto contornato da cornicetta modanata, decorata con foglie agli angoli. Ai lati due lesene profilate ornate da motivi di volute contrapposte, foglie e conchiglie. La cornice sup. è ornata a motivi alternati di volutine e foglie. Riquadro dipinto a monocromo con putti con carretto, vicino ad un albero.
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